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There must be a few general equations that capture all these behaviors in fluids right? That is, aren’t all these just “emergent” aspects of some fundamental ph
by throwawaysea 5y ago
There must be a few general equations that capture all these behaviors in fluids right? That is, aren’t all these just “emergent” aspects of some fundamental physics?
- bilog 5y agoThe equations are conceptually simple: Navier-Stokes equations (conservation of momentum) and conservation of mass. The behavior is emergent.
- tobmlt 5y agoYep. Just as bilog says. Navier Stokes. There are additional aspects that may or may not be lumped in somebody’s exposition - such as the transport of heat and coupling of the energy equation in the compressible Navier-Stokes equations.